Maps Extractor support
Everything you need to know about extracting business leads from Google Maps with Maps Extractor.
Google Maps Extractor, made by Maps Extractor, is a Chrome extension that scrapes business data from Google Maps search results — names, phone numbers, emails, websites, ratings and more — and turns it into a lead list you can export.
Search Google Maps for a category and location (for example, "dentists in Chicago"). On the results page the Maps Extractor panel appears by itself: click Start Extracting, drag the map if you want more results, and when it says Complete! export your lead list.
Yes. The free plan gives you 1,000 credits every month with no credit card, and one credit is one business. Paid plans start at $29 a month for 60,000 credits. See the pricing page for all plans.
One credit is one business you extract from Google Maps. Credits are deducted when data is collected, so exporting the same list again is free. Plan credits reset every month, and you can top up any plan with a credit pack that stays valid for 12 months. Current credit costs are listed on the pricing page.
Yes. Google Maps rarely shows email addresses, so Google Maps Extractor enriches each business with emails and social profiles from multiple data sources. They are returned whenever we can find them.
29 fields in total: business name, full address, street, city, categories, phone numbers, claimed status, rating, review count, review URL, Google Maps URL, latitude and longitude, website, domain, opening hours, featured image, CID, Place ID, Plus code, Kgmid, Google Knowledge URL, email, social profiles (Facebook, Instagram, Twitter) and Yelp. Advanced fields such as emails and social profiles have plan-based limits.
Yes. Export an Excel (XLSX) file to open directly in Excel, or a CSV file to import into Google Sheets, a CRM or any outreach tool. You choose which fields go into the file.
It collects the whole result list of a search rather than one business at a time. How much you can extract in a month is set by your credits: 1,000 a month on the free plan, 60,000 on Pro and more on higher plans.
Basic extraction does not require an account. Signing in is needed to keep track of your credits, manage a paid plan and use enrichment features.
Yes. Bing Maps Extractor is free with no result caps and no signup. Extracting business data from Bing Maps does not use credits.
The extension only reads the Google Maps tab you are actively using, stores your settings locally in your browser, and does not track your general browsing history. The permissions section on our homepage explains each one.
Yes. Maps Extractor works in Google Chrome and in Chromium-based browsers such as Microsoft Edge.
Sales teams, marketing teams, recruiters, agencies, business development teams, real estate professionals and small businesses use it to build local lead lists and research markets.
